Sentences with phrase «holding cell until»

In most jurisdictions, if you are arrested, you must be brought to court (arraigned) the next day that the court is open, which means that if it is Friday night (the worst case scenario) you might be in a holding cell until Monday morning.

In the end, he's able to put a stop to the second alien invasion (the rest of that mess is all Gordon's to clean up), and the enigmatic dimensional traveller known as the G - Man dumps him into some sort of inter-dimensional holding cell until further notice.

The unlucky Aker was reportedly kept in a federal holding cell until he agreed to sign a payment plan for the loan.

Not exact matches

Until now, most 2D and 3D in vitro tissue did not beat in harmony and required scaffolding for the cells to hold onto and grow, causing limitations.

Instead, the cells held onto the ink until the researchers killed the cells.

Until recently, the dogma in transplantation immunology held that allograft rejection was a Th1 CD4 + cell - mediated process.

Until now, experts thought that latency came about because a host immune cell that became infected with HIV would naturally lower its activity level, thereby impeding the virus from taking further hold.

Thus, one can say that the ES cells stand at the ready until the «last minute» — prepared to engage in selective activation into specific cells — holding «in abeyance» their ability to become any kind of cells at the point and time required.

This hold will remain until the NIH officially changes the regulatory definition to cells derived from embryos «up to and including the blastocyst stage.»

The disease does not take permanent hold until it enters the cat's white blood cells, which only another type of test, the IFA test (Immunofluoresence Assay, also known as the Hardy test) can determine.

To deal with that situation, a person arrested Saturday evening or early Sunday morning was taken to Toronto's Don Jail — not a cell in a police station — put through an invasive body search at the jail and routinely held, often in shared cells, until Monday morning.

This can be quite a hassle as you may be later arrested on a Friday and held until the following Monday with nothing to eat but a cheese sandwich and nothing to sleep on but a one inch mattress in a secure cell with a toilet courtesy of the famed «Grey Rock Hotel» in the company of some of the City's «finest».

When you get to court, you will be held in the court cells until the court is ready to deal with your case.